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Papers concerning Revd. Robert Scott Mylne, 1894-1916
MyFam\25\100-102 Printed genealogies of the Mylne family from the sixteenth century, with brief information on lives and careers. 1894, 1900, 1916.
Deeds relating to the Mylne family estate at Great Amwell, Hertfordshire, 1866-1923
MyFam\21\9 Surrender of a lease of The Mount from Arthur Pavitt to Robert William Mylne. 6 Nov 1885; signed.
The Master Masons to the Crown of Scotland and Their Works
This Is A New Release Of The Original 1893 Edition.
Deeds relating to the Mylne family estate at Hammersmith, 1852-1903
MyFam\28\1 Copy of a deed of admission of George Scott to lands at Hammersmith, 1812, and admission of trustees to the same lands, 1860. Ca. 1860.
Papers relating to the Mylne family estate at Hammersmith. 1859-1906
MyFam\16\25 Rental account of Robert William Mylne. 1890.
Particulars of sale, sale catalogues and miscellaneous items relating to the Mylne family estate at Great Amwell, Herts. 1810-1926
MyFam\23\26-28 Papers re. the tombstone of Mr Small [Alexander Small, surgeon, died at Ware 31 Aug 1794]. Ca. 1794.
Papers relating to the Mylne family estate at GreatAmwell, Hertfordshire, mainl y concerning management and alterations to properties, 1847-1924
MyFam\22\40-49 Plans for alterations to Ravenscourt for Mr Beck. 1912.
The True Ground of Faith; Five Sermons Preached in the Cathedral Church of Bangor
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